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The IEA issues call for original research proposals

3 December 2018
Education

The IEA issues call for original research proposals

IEA RESEARCH
3 December 2018
The Institute of Economic Affairs is commissioning lifestyle economics papers as part of its research output in 2019. Our lifestyle … Continue reading “The IEA issues call for original research proposals”

The Future of Catholic social teaching – Edward Hadas

11 September 2014
Markets and Morality

The Future of Catholic social teaching – Edward Hadas

11 September 2014
Since his election, Pope Francis has made a number of controversial statements about market economies, globalisation and inequality which have … Continue reading “The Future of Catholic social teaching – Edward Hadas”

Bitcoin: The Flipside of Money

10 July 2014
Monetary Policy

Bitcoin: The Flipside of Money

10 July 2014
Just recently, California recognised Bitcoin and other digital currencies as valid forms of payment, and Bitcoin prices surged on this … Continue reading “Bitcoin: The Flipside of Money”

David Myddelton: They Meant Well

11 September 2007
Tax and Fiscal Policy

David Myddelton: They Meant Well

11 September 2007
How is it that so many major, government-sponsored projects can lose so much money? As this short interview makes clear, … Continue reading “David Myddelton: They Meant Well”

Environmentalists: Nice But Wrong?

28 November 2007
Energy and Environment

Environmentalists: Nice But Wrong?

28 November 2007
A recent IEA student/teachers’ workshop featured sessions led by Dr Mark Pennington on “Environmentalists: Nice but Wrong?”; Dr Stephen Davies … Continue reading “Environmentalists: Nice But Wrong?”

Rise of the machines: Are fixed odds betting terminals the new crack cocaine?

24 April 2013
Lifestyle Economics

Rise of the machines: Are fixed odds betting terminals the new crack cocaine?

24 April 2013
Speakers: Neil Goulden, Chairman, Association of British Bookmakers Anthony Jennens, Chairman, Gamcare Christopher Snowdon, Head of the IEA Lifestyle Economics … Continue reading “Rise of the machines: Are fixed odds betting terminals the new crack cocaine?”

How China Became Capitalist

26 April 2012
Economic Theory

How China Became Capitalist

26 April 2012
The book launch for the new IEA co-published book by Nobel Laureate Prof Ronald Coase and Ning Wang. Speakers include: … Continue reading “How China Became Capitalist”

Well-being and the role of government – can government policy make us happier?

25 January 2012
Economic Theory

Well-being and the role of government – can government policy make us happier?

25 January 2012
An evening panel discussion at the IEA, featuring: Prof Philip Booth, Editorial Director, IEA (chair) Jesse Norman, Conservative MP for … Continue reading “Well-being and the role of government – can government policy make us happier?”

High Speed 2: the next government project disaster?

15 September 2011
Transport

High Speed 2: the next government project disaster?

15 September 2011
An evening panel discussion on the government’s proposed High Speed rail line, linking London and Birmingham and, in phase two, … Continue reading “High Speed 2: the next government project disaster?”

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